In entrepreneurship, women are increasingly making their mark, bringing unique perspectives, creativity, and resilience to the business world. Yet, amidst the myriad of challenges and opportunities, many women entrepreneurs navigate a complex web of personal and professional demands.
In the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship, success is often measured by tangible metrics such as revenue, market share, and profit margins. While these benchmarks undoubtedly play a crucial role, they only scratch the surface of what it truly means to thrive as a business owner. Beneath the surface lies a realm of untapped potential – the realm of spiritual growth.
I was recently asked that question while flying to my niece’s wedding. The gentleman sitting next to me on the plane travels often and said he asks everyone he sits next to that question.
Before I answered him, I thought, “I wonder why he thinks I’m successful?” 🤔
And then, I answered the first word that popped into my head, perseverance—the ability to keep going when you get knocked down. I often feel like I’m failing, and I continue to keep going anyway. Most days, I feel like one of the wobbling weebles that gets blown over and pops back up!
Interestingly enough, he was surprised at my answer…
Working from home (WFH) is ripe with perks; however, for many it has created numerous challenges never experienced before. And, with no end in site of returning to an office building, WFH appears to be our new normal. One of the unique challenges that you may be experiencing is a heavy…
Don’t limit YOU! You have worked hard over the past many years to build your successful business. Every cell in your body says you were born to do the work that you are currently doing. You are at the top of your game enjoying your outwardly success. Many look to you as their mentor. Their boss. Their confidant. A leader. Business is booming and life is moving fast. You’ve accomplished your goals while retaining honor in your word and actions. But yet, something is off. Something is missing.
Top 10 Spiritual Practices for Busy Leaders. What does a Spiritual Practice look like?
A Spiritual Practice isn’t going to a shaman three times a week or praying over your car keys (although if this works for you, no judgment at all!). A Spiritual Practice is a consistent performance of an action or activities solely to cultivate spiritual development. It’s a purposeful habit that allows for an opening within, an acknowledgment your soul and spirit connect you to yourself, God, and others. My spiritual activities, outlined below, have become an integral part of my daily activities just like taking a shower or brushing my teeth. Aside from providing a respite in my busy life and a necessary life raft for self-preservation, these practices strengthen my resilience for handling life’s roller coaster.